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Mental Health Therapist (LCSW, LPCC, or LMFT) – Part-Time | W-2 with Full Benefits or 1099 Contract | Remote | Serving Youth and Families

California (Remote)

Hey Future Daybreak Clinicians!

At Daybreak Health, we’re building a world where every young person has access to the mental health support they need to thrive. As a clinician on our team, you’ll be part of a dedicated, compassionate community of therapists who are passionate about making a real impact. We value flexibility, efficiency, and collaboration, allowing you to focus on what matters most—helping students. If you’re looking for meaningful work, a supportive team, and the opportunity to grow, we’d love to have you join us!

About the Role: Remote Mental Health Therapist (California)

We are looking for mental health clinicians to provide teletherapy services to students across California. As a Remote Mental Health Therapist, you will play a key role in delivering high-quality care while collaborating with schools, caregivers, and community partners to ensure student success.

We are currently working with the following license types: LCSW, LPCC, or LMFT.  

What You’ll Do

  • Deliver evidence-based teletherapy to youth as part of our partnership with Kaiser.

  • Establish and maintain strong therapeutic relationships with youth and their families.

  • Offer psychoeducation and clinical guidance to parents and caregivers to support treatment goals.

  • Actively participate in case consultations, team meetings, and ongoing professional development.

  • Contribute to the growth and enhancement of Daybreak Health’s clinical programs and service delivery.

Why Join Us? Support, Growth, and Flexibility

W2 Option:

Set your own schedule with flexible hours available Monday through Friday between 3 PM and 8 PM, with optional weekend availability. Work remotely from anywhere in California. This role offers both part-time and full-time opportunities, with annual earnings ranging from $55,000 to $116,000 based on your caseload. A minimum of 17 sessions kept per week is required to maintain eligibility for comprehensive benefits. 

We offer:

  • Full medical, dental, and vision coverage

  • PTO and paid holidays

  • Free CEUs, peer consultation, and ongoing clinical supervisor support

  • We handle billing, credentialing, and Initial scheduling, and provide a user-friendly EHR and telehealth platform

  • A supportive therapist network committed to clinical excellence, equity, and culturally responsive care

1099 Option: 

  • Set your own schedule with flexible hours Monday–Friday (3 PM–8 PM) and optional weekends.

  • Work remotely from anywhere in California.

  • Contract role with hourly rates ranging from $70 to $105, based on caseload, bilingual abilities, and cross-licensure.

  • Caseload minimums as low as 5 sessions per week, offering flexibility to meet your availability.

  • Compensation includes payment for no-shows and late cancellations.

  • Free CEUs, peer consultations, and access to clinical support.

  • We handle all billing, credentialing, and scheduling, and provide a user-friendly EHR and telehealth platform.

  • Join a supportive therapist network committed to clinical excellence and professional growth.

What Our Therapists Are Saying...

"As we learn, we’re teaching each other. A lot of the interventions that I’ve used are things that I’ve learned from other clinicians. I really love the clinical collaboration which ensures that we provide the best supports for our young clients."

"I feel so honored and privileged to work with this group of clinicians. You make me better everyday.”

"I absolutely love working with my young clients. They are so real, honest, and....hilarious! They’re the ones inspiring me!”

Equal Employment Opportunity

At Daybreak Health, we embrace diversity and inclusion and are committed to equity and opportunity for all. We encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply, including those from diverse communities such as race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability, age, religion, and socioeconomic background.

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